How to find a useful set up and forget toolkit for webmasters

Nowadays Internet became one of the vital parts of the everyday life. So almost every serious business must have a website. So if you’re a businessman, than you surely need to have a website for your own business. if you already haven’t. And it must work perfectly, without any performance and stability issues as well as without accessibility troubles.

To prevent those issues from emerging, you need someone to deal with that. Being this “someone who deals with website stability issues” or simply a webmaster, I know how it’s done. And it’s a tough job though invisible for everyone right until the very moment when disaster arrives.

Telling you from the point of my experience - almost any trouble with the website becomes hard as hell if there’s a lack of monitoring. Yet being a boring routine, it’s one of the most important things of website maintenance. And to ensure that you won’t drown it all that routine, you’ll need a proper tools to deal with that, even if you’re a pro. And my own best tool of the trade among other variants is HostTracker.

Speaking of it in general, HostTracker is a website monitoring service that’s packed with a variety of tools which are intended to help anyone who’s dealing with that stuff. Literally, it’ll suit anyone’s needs, whether you’re a pro or a beginner with little to no skill at it. This platform is working like “try than pay”, not vice versa. Everyone who had registered can try out every available monitoring task at real environment with almost no possible limitations. And test period lasts for 30 days after registration, so you’ll be able to get into all that stuff, using FAQ and Blog as well as Support Service as a helping hand.

Nevertheless, when you look at it a bit closer, you’ll see an astonishing set of tools in one place. You’ll be able to check a lot of your website parameters - multi-protocol accessibility around the world, certificate and domain validity, uptime period, response time, loading speed of every single page and even more. And if you have your very own server or have an access to its internals, you’ll be able to monitor its hardware integrity.

On top of that, to get all that routine off your shoulders, HostTracker has a configurable notification system that could be integrated into a wide range of messaging services. If you add it to your monitoring task, you can forget about overviewing them manually. You’ll get alerts about everything in your monitoring sequence results that you had marked as dangerous to website stability. And HostTracker can send those notifications even via POST messages inside your console, if you’re a server administrator.